Continental Launches New SportContact 7 Tyres in Malaysia
New Continental SportContact 7 arrives in Malaysia as brand's latest flagship UUHP tyres
Continental Tyres today has introduced the latest generation of its flagship Ultra Ultra High Performance (UUHP) tyre model into the Malaysian market, touted as the Continental SportContact 7 (SC7). This new and improved performance tyre is also the latest model in the brand’s seventh-generation lineup to debut into our local market, aside from the previously-launched UltraContact 7 and ComfortContact 7.
As a next-gen model, the SC7 features a slew of new tech that all helps to improve its grip. For starters, the tyre features a new adaptive pattern that reacts to different driving behaviours by providing additional grip on the asphalt. This is coupled with the brand’s bespoke Black Chili compound and Force Clustering technology that all combined to provide the SC7 with sheer wet and dry performance.
Aside from that, said adaptive pattern also helps to garner the SC7 with much stabler handling, better brake performance, as well as prevents micro aquaplaning during cornering. More importantly, the new SC7 is now offered in a much wider range to cater the needs of various vehicle sizes. Ranging from compact sportscars to bulky performance SUVs, this is the first time a UUHP tyre model is offered to such a wide variety of car types.
The new Continental SC7 will be offered in various sizes, ranging from 18- to 23-inch
With sizes ranging from 18-inch to 23-inch, the all-new Continental SportContact7 is now available for purchase at any authorised Continental retailers nearby you. For more information regarding this new UUHP tyre as well as their other products, you can visit Continental Tyres Malaysia’s official website.
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Mukhlis Azman
An avid two-wheeler that writes and talks about four-wheelers for a living, while dreaming of an urban transit-laden Malaysia. @mukhlisazman
JPJ Running Numbers
KUALA LUMPUR
VPG3413
SELANGOR
BSF4817
JOHOR
JYA4522
PULAU PINANG
PRR4731
PERAK
ANW6390
PAHANG
CFC1267
KEDAH
KGA9280
NEGERI SEMBILAN
NEG2280
KOTA KINABALU
SJL2895
KUCHING
QAB5081L
Last updated 16 Jun, 2025
Fuel Price
Petrol
RON 95
RM 2.05
RON 97
RM 3.07
RON 100
RM 5.00
VPR
RM 6.23
Diesel
EURO 5 B10
RM 2.74
EURO 5 B7
RM 2.94
Last updated 12 Jun, 2025
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